Entech Instruments, Inc.

Entech Instruments, Inc., doing business as Entech Instruments Inc., manufactures and supplies volatile and semi-volatile organic compound (VOC) analysis equipment and laboratory instrumentation to federal agencies as a prime contractor, competing predominantly under full-and-open procurements with no small business set-asides. The Simi Valley, California-based for-profit company operates as an undesignated vendor across 346 prime awards spanning environmental monitoring, air quality analysis, hazardous waste assessment, and related analytical laboratory support.

Entech's federal footprint centers on EPA regional operations and CDC programs. The Environmental Protection Agency Region 7 anchors the dollar value with $2.1 million across 12 awards, while EPA Region 3 contributes $934 thousand across 22 awards and EPA Region 4 carries $880 thousand across 23 awards. The CDC Pittsburgh operation represents the largest award count at 24 contracts totaling $860 thousand. The top five customer agencies account for 33% of the award count; by dollar value, EPA Region 7, EPA Region 3, EPA Region 4, CDC Pittsburgh, and EPA Region 5 account for 36% of combined potential value at $5.3 million. The Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command places 22 orders worth $358 thousand, representing Entech's primary defense footprint.

Entech's core capability portfolio consists of preconcentrator systems, canister autosamplers, canister cleaning equipment, precision static diluters, and related maintenance and repair services. Representative prime examples include a $219,384 delivery order from EPA Region 4 (November 2025) for an Entech 7200CTS+ cryogenless preconcentrator system with SkyCan Rail autosampler and accessories under GSA Schedule; a $155,171 purchase order from the Air Force (August 2023) for an RH Entech autosampler system delivered to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base; and a $123,103 purchase order from CDC Pittsburgh (July 2024) for NIOSH Personal Protective Technology Conformity Assessment Program maintenance. Smaller transaction volume ($20 thousand to $60 thousand) characterizes most individual awards, reflecting frequent purchase-order and BPA-call activity across EPA regions for consumables, spare parts, and equipment maintenance.

Entech holds a single-award Blanket Purchase Agreement with EPA Region 7 valued at $1,849,487 through August 26, 2029, covering preventative maintenance, repairs, parts, labor, travel, and technical assistance for EPA-owned analytical equipment across multiple regions and offices. This BPA generates recurring task orders; recent calls issued include an $87,951 maintenance agreement (March 2026), a $22,239 annual maintenance call for Level 3 and 5 equipment (August 2026), and a $15,090 Service Maintenance Agreement (September 2024). Entech also sits on the GSA Multiple Award Schedule, the parent vehicle for 58 task orders carrying $2.9 million in combined potential value, the plurality of Entech's documented vehicle activity. The schedule allows federal agencies to order preconcentrators, autosamplers, cleaning systems, and installation services on a streamlined basis.

Activity has remained relatively flat at 10–17 awards per year across the past five years (2022 through 2026), with 11 awards totaling $496 thousand scheduled for completion within the next twenty-four months, representing modest recompete exposure. Entech's subcontract footprint is minimal — two sub-awards appear in the source, including a Capitol Equipment supply role under Pantexas Deterrence LLC's Pantex Plant management and operations contract (April 2025) and a Entech 7200A Cryotrap analytical supply role in a Test Evaluation Support Team 3 test program (August 2022). The vendor operates almost entirely as a prime, with 99% of awards as prime contracts or IDVs and less than 1% as sub-work. Combined potential value across all 346 awards is $15.3 million, with $10.7 million obligated to date, reflecting a vendor whose federal business concentrates in low-to-moderate-dollar equipment and maintenance orders distributed across civilian environmental and health research agencies rather than large defense or IT modernization programs.